mchulet's Forum Posts

  • For me it does not depends on browser resizing, just put couple of listboxes in a project and publish it. In the published copy you'd see that they are not in the same position as they were set in design.

  • Its definitely a problem I checked it again. Please use the CAPX from the link I provided and use stable release 119 to run it. You can reproduce issue on exported projects.

    Meanwhile I have switched to septeven plugin which works fine.

    -Thanks

  • Ashley I have added it to Bugs forum. Do you already know when the fix would be available ? Its very critical for me.

    -Thanks

  • Link to .capx file (required!):

    dropbox.com/s/4dqv425x7peiclu/dropdowntest.capx

    Steps to reproduce:

    [1] Run this project in preview mode, you'll see that in this mode the lists are placed properly.

    [2] Export the project and check the exported file in browser, you'd see that the lists are placed at wrong positions as compared to design.

    Observed result:

    You'd see that the lists are placed at wrong positions as compared to design.

    Expected result:

    List should be placed at same position as in design.

    Browsers affected:

    Chrome: yes

    Firefox: yes

    Internet Explorer: yes

    Operating system & service pack:

    Windows 8

    Construct 2 version:

    r119

  • Thanks Ashley for your response, here is the file: dropbox.com/s/4dqv425x7peiclu/dropdowntest.capx

    Steps:

    [1] Run this project in preview mode, you'll see that in this mode the lists are placed properly.

    [2] Export the project and check the exported file in browser, you'd see that the lists are placed at wrong positions as compared to design.

    -Thanks

    Mahesh

  • Ashley I downloaded the latest beta release: 124 but no luck with that. Its giving exactly same output as stable release 119.

    This is a major show stopper for me as I am close to release date and need to use these HTML components extensively in my project <img src="smileys/smiley19.gif" border="0" align="middle" />

    -Thanks

    Mahesh

  • Let me try it right away, right now I am using the latest stable release 119.

    -Thanks

  • During preview it shows properly but on publishing it totally shifts its positions. Please see this example: dropbox.com/s/4dqv425x7peiclu/dropdowntest.capx

    -Thanks

  • Hi,

    I am using List plugin in my game but when I publish the game the left position of the Objects changes as compared to the design time position.

    Any clue on why this could be happening ?

    -Thanks

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    No Kyatric, that works only for sound files that are part of the project. It does not work for referring to sound files at runtime.

    -Thanks

    In this project I don't have the option of embedding all sound files within the project. There are quite a few of them and not all of them would be required in any single run.

  • That worked for me, Thanks RedDragon,rexrainbow.

    Hi,

       Is it possible to play an audio file by passing in URL to the audio file, I could not find this option in the Audio Plugin.

    -Thanks

  • I have similar problem like RedDragon, my data looks like this:

    {"Question": [{"Sentence": "It is over there.","RightWord": "there"},{"Sentence": "Mr. Smith went to Washington.","RightWord": "Mr. Smith"},{"Sentence": "Hi my name is Jake.","RightWord": "hi"},{"Sentence": "We celebrate Christmas.","RightWord": "Christmas"},{"Sentence": "He wanted to climb Mt. Everest.","RightWord": "Mt. Everest"},{"Sentence": "I'm hungry.","RightWord": "I'm"}]}

    But I am not able to iterate through it as I do not know the length. Only way I can think about is to use Hash.AtKeys("Question", i, "Sentence") and loop through i and check for null.

    Do you think there is a better way ?

    -Thanks

  • Thanks rexrainbow, I am trying it out just now.

    -Thanks